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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Patey lfLksrF. t2s PESLl-sr, = ssi1 y
hass sssE G4zGhsd nta steve bfoe@s, = :
bridge i4Ea peF, tor Esas Jay =. nesf
flELso1rs.
Jsm SE1lfa's lsrzns t1x tae Eget eeksssn
him ssa kllrsns are sztis.4etors - oota
kilrasas an4 Rlc64r1 l. sex Tie sFtll IS
o. szresnseuf ior tie azlt sil - ssni
scFose lae water a. once
JACK AcAaan. Of Brooklyn snd g.m
Carney. of EnglAno net IL boston Issfs-
day and si<ned articles . nxbK ~ = nnlsa
With s2in soves Tor O. ~ a Size. oFen ~
g. 90 a slds Marquis Of S2es1seary ruiss,
5stseen October 4 aud 8. 1887 ~ltAln 30
mlles II B0sEou EseA deposited s500
Saalta, Of Sex YORK viii b< stakeholder
James ColsiA Tor AeAuhns ana T. 4.
H0Lske. for Carney, arranged the match
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

TIE Alma 5ase o4.l clu0 plays at Edmore
sOmorr0s.
1 The steubenvl!ls team has retired from
the Oai0 lesgus.
John A Davis. pitcher Of she Toronto
clgo. has been released.
Xals College base ball team has won the
intercollegiate championship
The Indianapolis Club wants Charley
Jones. ClnciaDafls 0ig ieit neilsr.
League Umpire joe Quest resigned when
his lay-ol psslOd bad expired John q.
Nalentine - nls s1ccessof.
TIE attendance a. ihe Boston grounds fos
the thirty home games Aggregated 1900,
a. averase ol t,5UO % game.
More runs have been made by the De-
troIts when INl-ehell has been Ia the oox
tnal any other pitcher can SHOW.
StapleIOn. first 5asemaa OF the Kalama-
roo Club, bad bis leg fractured oY colli6ing
vi.l another player a. Lanesyllle-
Last year ths Washington club lost more
games 0y a single run than any othsE
club. Inls year Us indianapolis mas that
misfortune.
Bob C4ruthers carries with him a rock
with which be vas hi. durng the Balti-
more riot. and this be intends 70 put on az
hiDlsi0D when the club returns home.
A light appears 10 De daNning on the De-
trolf Pee fr1u man. lie says is 10 the
Detroit or the Chicago Club that has been
weakened There IS q mistake some
where"
Chsis Won der Abe IS a sort OF base ball
General Faircbild, who thinks be has q
mortgage on 81 the loose flags IN the
world. The 81. Louis park has three hyine
a. The time
Cleveland audiences have become 50
boisterOgs and rOwdyish a. ball games
that she papers have been compelled "a
taxs note 0t Is. aad 10 plead with the boys
70 keep quiet.
A member Of the indianapolis team saws
Larry COrcOran's srm Is all right that be
has good speed and good command OF the
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

so Sos latest eols oy Revenue. died three
days siisF t0oliog.
The Wisconsin Hsrsebreeders Associa-
ton races llr the Fonrtn OF July week have
been indenaItsly postponed.
John Madden, OF Bethlehem, Pa, has
purchased OF J. B. Perkins, Cleveland. the
oay trotfing mare Aamorinette. 2.244, by
MambriaO Gift, dam Lady Alice, BY Mann
brino Chorister.
Az the Elnira Driving Park, Congress
N ! Floods t9o-year-old Nellie Mayo
frosted mile ia IDS. the fastest time IN
the world ever m4de by two-year-old over
4 nalf- ulIlo track.
-Four thousand dollars was offered for he
tw0-year-old lilly lrma BY NuIwood, dam
Maggie Medium oy Happy Medium. This
IS the Young miss who paced . trial mile at
Lexington IN 2.32, the last half being done
Ia la
Georze Forbes, who gave the American
turf al Oliver X, has given up the trottlng
business and gone 10 bookmaking on the
running tracks Forbes head IS very level
when he says without an Oliver X. the boys
would get all his money and that he had
better leave we'll enough alone.
The race at the Point Breeze course at
Philsdeiphia, between Harry Wilkes and
GOcoips Jf.. asAlfiss lnc lcCotu Va A.Ao1' -
pronounced hippodrome, the latter horse
being 10 poor condition and Withdrawn
after two heats, the time being 2:23t and
aud 2.21. Wilkes Was sent heat against
the record OF the Point Breeze course, 2.l7,
made by ST. Julien, and beat 1t easily Ia
2.l64.
The famous fast horse owners, Dwyer
Brothers of New Yo-k, are in hard luck,
several OF their spseders having become dis
abled lately. Last Saturday their promis-
Ing colt, fremont, which is called The
black wonder" suddenly gave out and was
taken TO his stable. An examination shows
that he Is completely broken down in the
forelegs, and his condition is growing worse
all the time. A veterinary surgeon who is
attending nim expresses the opinion that
fremont will probably never be able to go
upon The turf again
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Let al rejoice, ard celebrate tomorrow
ia their whole heart. pref srstlons have
been made by the enterprlslns proprietors
of Reeds Lake for the grsnoest pro
the Valley Cty aud vicinity, and ss II
Is Characteristic with Grand Rapids people
10 patroniEe home enterprise there Will
undoubtedly be one of the largest gather
ings ever witnessed 81 the besutifui httls
resort The Street Car Company will Use
all means in their power 10 make trans
portaiion pleasant and on arriving al the
Lake the courteous gentleman ia charge
will greet oil visitors with . most hearty
welcome. Go one, 20 ell. and witness free
of charge the grand programme 81 The
Lake.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Six claims for damages in the regarding
of Ellsworth-ave.. were flied in the Superior
Court yesterday as follows: Wendell r.
Buss, 81, ,502 Anna DsVries 81. 100; Arthur
Wood. 81, l,16i.66 Wright l.. Cottnberry,
$2,162. 2S; John and Christopher Quinn,
81 500 and Thomas j. Sergeant, s2,l5S.
Taggart, Wolcott & Gsnson, are attorneys
for all of the claimants.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

That We are daily Fasssntssins Ksmp's
SarsspaFslla 10 the people. After taking
three -fourshs of . bottle without relief wS
will refund the money. Is IL thu greatest
and best remedy on the market feF ciesns
sing the blood aud giving yea . new iess4
of life. A well known businsn man in-
forms us be has gained eight pounds on tro
bottles Of this Ssrsaparllls. frlos siou.
For sale by W. III. Jabbs. l16 hoIrossts
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS


A D. Buruh fas the soie agency Tar Tenny
A rsrrish's New lilspbkiDed material pre-
pared expressly g. tske the place Of stained
glass AL orders promptly executed and
satisfaction guaranteed Tall and examine
the same Al his paint shap. - Lyon ct.
Grsnd Rapids. Alok
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
To BE . Fourth of July Csisbrstion ~
Reeds Lake.

Great preparation are being made by the
Street Car company and parties most in
terested in Reeds Lake for the grandest
Fourth Of July celebration TO be held AT
that beautiful resort as nothing Of conse-
quence will take place in the city. Mr..
Bevier. Superintendent OF the Grand Rap
ids Street Car company. will give his per
sonal attention 10 the transportation of al
and will leave nothing undone that vii
contribute TO the pleasure Of visitors. and
the programme which appears in other col
umns of this issue promises 10 be = pleas
ing one, and as the enterprise of the gen
tleman in charge is so well known We fee
no hesitancy in saying that everything
will pass of serenely.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
At Highland Park.

A L. Skinner President of the Highland
Park Association, went down TO the Park
last evening to remain until ater the
Fourth The Pavilion is full of members
of the association, their relatives and
friends, and several new cottages are being
built on the grounds
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Ramona boquet, o-wssh-s- Hopg BE-
quet, Our Girls boquet. ehubert beqnsS
and others, guaranteed % he the ncst lss1
ing and beautiful od0ps ever offered for TIE
money Only 30 cents al OF. Can only -
had st Dr. W H Ross laboratory. 7o3
Pearl-st. Telephone No. s6S.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Prof la Bours;lsr las liz Iu-klsh bath
ssssblsshnsst al tie pornef ~ @konros and
lonix-s.s- u firsl class sosf@ Just noe.
fkls . the season Of ths veal ~heu = scoa-
int Turkish bath VII do VOC more good
eood eorgs 81 assistants and gives the hest
bath a. rs had anywhere II your head
aches Il yoar leef sclse II sour ooTnz huTs
50 and spend al hour IA two m the faik-
lSl hath establishment
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

The only exclusive Baby Carriage Store
in the United States is st No. 275 Wabash
ave-, Chicago. The large and beautiful
display ef the celebrated Holman Adjusta-
BILE Baby Carriages is the wonder ana pride
of the people of the great Northwest. See
advertisement in another column Of this
paper and send for their handsome cata-
tnCue
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

The annual meeting Of ths stockholders
of the Grand Rapids Chair Company for
the election Of ofhoers aud such other busi.
Ness ss may properly come before the meet
lng, Will tse bald 81 the Gompanys ofno<.
No. 500 CsnHl-st on Tuesday. July a. al
o clock il tie forenoon
A. "a foora S<e-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

The undersigned viii pay the highest man
ket price for Hemlock barn 10 he Loaded OF
oars on any side track north Of Grand ksps
ids Correspondence solicited
n Is. CLAsx
i0l Ottswast. Grand Rapids, Mich
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Headlight aud Little Daisy soaps have
laready rai at enslsbls reputstio1 - the
best sosps sold fer the money. Ask your
grocer Tor them, aud ges . lsdids wslkf
proof sosssm meT fres
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Colby. Craig & Co. make a speciality of the
manufacturing of fine display and delivery
wagons. Repairing promptly and eth.
ciently executed. Factory west end OF
Eulton-st bridge.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
Yesterdav'S Court Record.

SUPERIoR-Patrick J. Britton VS.. Charles
J. Ryan, in chancery; submitted. Decision
Wednesday next-Andrew Mckay VS..
Jane A. Williams and Mary McNerna,
ejectment; judgment for defendants. Sixty
DAYS allowed plaintiff TO make case, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Colby. Craig & Co. make a speciality of the
manufacturing of fine display and delivery
wagons. Repairing promptly and effi-
ciently executed. Factory west end OF
Fulton-st bridge.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Rheumatism, and DR.. W. "a. Ross system.
attic treatment was the frst &c help me-"
Mrs. J. G. Prout Of Howard City: II never
found any relief from Rheumatism until i
used Dr.. W. H Ross systematic trestmen9
IL hss cured me and ] have secured the
agency Of the great remedies for Howsr4
Civ"
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Don miss the bicycle rscs Ga the new
clnoef rack pfessred especially fof shis o<-
Oxslon, al Iced t.aks tomorEow
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

DR.. Wooster has removed his residence,
and can now be found at the Warwick.
corner East Fulton and South Division ats
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

TIE local crickst ciab wil play an sxhi-
b.loa game a. lae Par DroGuds tonorros
silefno0a. after the close u the prize d-iii.
s.des eiI be chosen from the EsmDersAip
81 aessrs. Doran and Maynard. aud lhe
losers will 8anquet tns visitors On TIE
The claD IS bowling veil ant coatalas a
great deai OF good material. which H.l be
tested la tAs game tOmorros. The club Is
aaxioltsiy saiIing for Dsiianu ~ rame
the dals tor ine game arranged VITA thsm-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Glorious sth, and urosi gloriously lev
prices on all kinds Of household and psrfoS
furniture for the month Of July st
COMPTON Bkos.,
100 S. Division-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

A lsdy's water proof gossames 10 gives
free 10 the consumers Of Headlight and lAt
tie Daify soaps.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
SPORTING SUhDRIES
eATEEaso 20 s1a0AY sEk0INa.
-an4a Lissls aiif- Arr4aSsd aer the fr@a-
eat aaaEh frsfsa4t hraksa Do~a
al heriFesI 54s 44lIae aaa car
s.s a. asss- Bsss B41 1sssi2.

The PEsssnt MoalA sll sitlsss tsur o.
the grsalesl glove confssEs ever s-en ia thiz
ciiF aBd 81 settle great 1sal q AK a5o4t
ne 1lsrits u F4ret.s p1gi.ists. lom
ODoBaslI - - meet James AcDesniott
Iaasss A1rDng .s ~ n4est both kaiss Car
Roll add Harry Jones Fom hlanalni -iii
mest a. aaxnosn and Ia al probability
Joan Dineen Nil meet Jim Es.l. ths iaLssr
hATins accspisi tls former's cnailsnge ani
Deposited 500 xish t1is ol1les as guaraa-
tss ~ s0sd fsiih Ins OUTLOOK for maEssFs
he flisg sas negsr brighter zad lnA1 the
pab.ic <iA be Absr1l Ia their p4LsonaEs
E0ss sithou- sagIng.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
An..u,,fni N.,ar.l o..r,,,u..

Ladies may temporarily enhsnos theiE
beauty with prepared chalk. bat those
who complexions have the hue Of nature
use Freeman's mediosted. invisible Face
Powder. Sold by =. r. WILsos.
Druggist
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Colby, Craig & Co. make speciality of the
manufacturing of fine display ani delivery
wagons Repairing promptly and eff
cienuy executed. Factory west end OF
Fulton At bridge.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

The Lon A Cummings makes one of the
finest pleasure trips out of Petoskey.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Remember the steamer Lon A. Cum
mings when you go TO Petoskey. II will
afford you one of the pleasantest days you
can put in while there.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Cold hss3sd Umbrellas.
No4sT, HEaro1sHzTwrR 4 co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

BAZAAR" Is a simple word 10 spell, as
il is only composed OF six letters. but il
means thousands of dollars when spell
eel with a Stock of Goods. There are
thousand OF ladies that visit Heyn's
Bazaar almost every week, aud yet they
are not aware that there are hundreds
of articles kept there that are useful IS
we'll as ornamental that they have use
for. several OF them out of the hun
dreds, every day of their life, and the
amount OF money required 10 purchase
them Is so small that il would not be
missed out of the weekly allowance II
a few of these valuable and useful artl-
eles were purchased eacn week. To
give a complete list of these goods II
would require this whole page. but
few must De mentioned for an illustra-
ton, and convince the ladies that they
have been missing golden opportunities
for the past wear. as the word BAZAAR
means an enormous stock of Fancy
Goods. TOYS, Useful Articles, etc, that
are offered for sale at astonishing low
prices and where the stock in this line
is complete. All kinds and styles OF
Fans. Silver plated Tableware, Ladies
Hand Bags Leather and Plush Pocket
Books, Cups, Saucers and Plates, Gents
Shaving Sets, Ladies' Work Baskets.
Lunch Baskets. Albums, Jewelry, Water
Sets, Fancy andl Plain Glassware, Toys,
all kinds OF Plush Goods. Pictures,
Frames, Children's Carriages Tricycles,
Bicycles. Novelties of ali kinds, &c, &c,
&c, dc, dc. DC, dc, &c, &c, &c, &c. dc.
All the above articles and hundreds of
others can be obtained at Heyn's Bazsar
az much lover price than elsewhere.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Fans Fans, Fans
VofeT. HEsrprszErMxs 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Tie other nighf shen Coghian kisSed the
-Jefsey Llly in the play. the Kiss vas so
senune. 80 hI Of hummingbird and
honeysnckls sweetness, 50 raptuous IA its
intensity that a l.ly Who sat In the par
quetfs held her ian a2 Ia front Of her face
an1 SAID ~ hat A pity Ne are al here.
an thsts the way BALI a dozen persons
felt lass Thursday night fney were out az
the LAKE,. He. vel kn0Sn society gen
Item an she. the sweetest toned belle east oi
the river 0rand. They stood Just outside
the door aud on tne broad vsrnnds and
a. the moon coy.y peepsd over ths
edge of a cloud be drew her closely 20 his
C-Wash-ts- >0Dg bosom. and. as she lifted
her a0yer-lixe face - bis, he culled from
her ruby lips a gsnains Cognlsn-L -Langtry
ar fck.
The dew was on the clover and the whip
o-wiii trsmai0usiy tnlled his plaintive song
outside. While the music 81 the dance
thrilled ana throbbed Tor the gay ones
within But these two beating hearts we're
0hiiVious Of everything save the near and
dear presence Of each other The specfa-
tors steaithiiy drew away. bur the memory
Of thai Kiss vii Dc with them for many
moons.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05
LOOK AT THESE
-: BIC BARGAINS -
We have for Sale or Exchange.

Forty acre timber lot near city limits.
a large lot on Crawford street.
Two lots good house and barn, one Of the finest
plec on the West Side.
1920 acres Tennessee timber land.
Fifty nice residence lots on Wealthy avenue
Logon, Lake, Beech, BaTth and Fuller streets
a fine building site IN the best block Oh Cherry
street.
Good house and lot on Grand Avenue.
Cherry street lot 132x132 feet, very desirable
corner.
A very desirable tenement house on Calder street
Twelve acres nicely situated for plating.
Nineteen choice lots on Jefferson avenue, High
land avenue and Lafayette and Clark streets
Will lease on long time, manufacturing sites at
South Grand Rapids, lying between q. r T. ]. and
W C. Z r. tracks Shipping facilities are the best
Forty acres with elegant house and two large
b err, well located near city limits.
Farm property 10 Antrim, AHegan, Barry Branch,
Calhoun, Casss Clinton, Eaton Ggnesee Grataot
Hilsdale. Tngbam Jackson Kent, Lsnswee Liv-
ingston, Monroe Monfcalrny Eewaygo, Ottawa,
Shiawassee, St Clair, st Joseph, T0scola Van
Buren,, Washtenaw and Grand Traverse Counties
This is your rportgnity.
All classes Of Rsal Estate bought and sold
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

csr 81 -. ..i.e q sfsieF stsa'13 as
q Ns.t IS s.ass saFe tts.f .aaass 81 issg
l01 s sessn b xss . very tasosnal -
az kons &c ihs .1a4 sppsanag - fsi.t
arszs s,sE ana. aaa sas sa sppsasse as.i
tasl 80 Is 4s,e- > 8 saee .sia 80 bali
roon AsE es1sFr eos.i3 aat p.lssa.is hsg %
snter. ~ iaeg 1efs ssek - ~ clsy saA
ouf paFfirl aalil1F ~ tls fsit.ss n ~ ssee-
ilE - tfs..llfz Z bfousill +. 9relsstft .,st
tks a.r aEh dei's1ffai n.t4s.e ~ ~ lsncs-.
Ehiis ;na4T. aoia. ie4 lA.iies iee.lifift E7o
dia sat sa1e - aa1es. p.lfea sia,4rsis sa4
poo ieefr Hefs ple>sat hs- and NJ. y
J eolfs NF a1d Sra Robert Isha40a.
Ar snf ~ H 4ofenea1, NJ and Nss.
T. Batter ~ AMI M "A h Hastings.
Mr. 4ai 4is- ffaak niLlams, A0ss Rata
hel ars : ie, AT sad 4ss g. =. 0ulE ey.
NJ l1iliaIsr ~ 1e1s1. Nias ienlnE 0f
ka.amaz00. 3slss Bsftha Jones. Lain fsx-
bar. Lulu Anti4iei NoEs hiDp. JeDnis
belknap Laffis fs4se, Carrie faf<s. Lizzle
strshaa 3zsy Robertson. Hattie Whils,
saifee Whlle lslc.s harrington. sophie
haesn. Fl1ra 1aors. kiiz hettnesan. Llllis
eiien. Lana Remington Niss FORD. Mis-
Innss Aessrs. James Granger VIII
Gra1ser. ~ h. 81 Bride. A. h. kennan.
N Golray. Elsd Bali. Chas- Aeslae esan.
Joha IS hile. J0ha ~ h@elsf Joe Aceafgsf.
Fbef Northup. j. II Eobe.ts. Harry
Blanchard, SiCk strahan. frsd ,mith. Tom
MiltsF Chct Sheppard John seymour.
Al Eishop. I0m Pierce. bennD Murray
Tom larF0iL lisnry Bennett Mr. Q1lni2n.
Mr. AinsN0r.n and NJ kiiis.
Daraag eeasn about Q O'Clock and con-
tinued until aalt past ~. at which time the
last car camc ln. ths O-W asa a. y Nonxs'
vii oonfina> 20 give these hops Al Intervals
~ Iso weeks during TIE summer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

she's ths sweetest girl in school en-
Enthusiastically exclaimed one youls miss 10
another. es they passed dowa toe street to-
1etbrT. Edith is - kind and gentle and
unse EsA. every one II AS her. And size hss
lovely golden hair and pretty eyes. fsn's i
a pity her complexion Is so bad; II spoils
her looks. And then she hss such dreadful
headache The girls skipped along. but
IL happened Fdifh's mother hsd heard what
they said. IL st her thiosing. What
could BE done for those hesdsch@s and the
rough. muddy complexion. that vas such a
trial - her gentle d.nghter. She recalled
what sne had read of Df Pis-ce's Golden
Medic8i Discovery. snd on the spur Of the
~ 1ment she dipped into drug store and
bought supply. Edith took il faithfully.
vita the result that il ciesred her disoriersd
blood. relie ed the headaches. made her
SKIN soft. fair asd rosy, and nov she i not
only the "sxestest girl in school" but the
most beautiful
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Ala regular meeting Of John A. logan
Post No. I. Dept of Michigan. held on
Thursday, June z iss7.
The following resolution was unanimous
~ adopted That this Post desires 70 return
tharks to Hon. John v. Goodrich, for
Memorial address. 70 Col. Samuel Wells
ana Mr.. r. Hoyt Tor flowers and button
hoar.o0uqusta. also 70 tne following orgsniza-
tons for 3heir kind assistance and attend
ance ar orr Mem oriai services,
Custer Post NJ. 5. O. A. r,
Champlil Post No. n @. A. r.
The Custer and Caampiain W. r. Corps.
The Son % Veterans.
Grand Rapids Cadets.
Co A. Girls Brigade.
Y NJ G. A.. Zouaves
High school, Cadets
Also 70 Capt. Joseph Q. Beilsir. foi
arranging proersnn1e and conducting G. A.
r. Memorial Services
TslsoT GsroLEY. 8 Y. G.
v. +. ws1cH. Asiutsnt
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Forty acre timber lot near city limits.
a large lot on Crawford street.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

The Young Peoples League of the Foun-
tam street Baptist Church held their regu-
lar meeting on Thursday IN the shape OF a
basket picnic Al tAe Lake. The usual liter
sry programme Vas omitted. bat hum0r-
Gus I'm mperr1uatiOu Vas well given ~ a
member 81 ne society and thoroughly en-
jovsd oy al The time was mostly spent on
ne water. the company, which numbered
snogt seventy, returning home By the late
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05
FURNITURE TO ORDER.

Anything or everything in the
line of special furniture, inside
Einish of house, ONCE or store,
wood msntels. and contract
workof any kind made 20 order
cn short notice and IN the best
manner out Of thoroughly dried
lun1b-r Of any kind. Designs fur
-ss~e1 when desired.
WOLVERINE CHAIR CO.
w. Z. PesrI-st, bridge
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Every bcdT eaa afforsi srst class phcso-
zr,ph. for I sm only ehsrgI1g for Cahinsts
s. s. 81 Cards si.5a S. - $50 Max
2. Thisis. 81 Csnsi-st.. Wings gallery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

FFisnd-WhT peg 40 mnch for poor
hoerd when you ran grF she best the mar
ket sforsis - cheap a. the Lincoln House.
81 Spring-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

70 troabls frr rs - show zcods. .. J..
Evans & Cc.. 10 xsnrosst.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Carpets. Carpets. Carpets
NoTer. HrsroFsHEIxFR 4 Co.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-26

AMI nj h,lng y proper repair 'hev a.
= ~ u,s t. ihs country II 'ha~A 20
-, ar I" ~ kept 81 the naval list. they
,Aauli ~ placed IN perfect repair sni
Il" t'tto'i With such modern rtfeS AZ thsv
a." eepehi" # carving Within slS
mouths ali - these vessels could ise p1I'
IN H. same state If ef47clsnCs as ihev
".rr n Tie time If thrlr construction AZ
n Expenditure cf about so. naa Tins
rauli rlvt thirteen CO.'S. icfsns" ys<>els,
t,'uallv available. armed With rftec-
inch smooth bore guns Th.Sc g7ir-
couli h" replaced as rapidly a possible
hv MI By ~ other a.ans could The
ssn. amount II money he spent - g,vs
tn country sasch valuable return
II conclusions. rho report SAYS
The outlook for the navy in the res-
fufur. Is = very hopsfu .n". and With
til. complstlon II the vessels now
prnl, te'l I'll. navy will cnnels, II a
nsunher e mnl.rn vessels admirably
adapted ,urhe var}ad needs If 10, service
Il tls work nj rslNnlding the navy j.
otlE hepf up \ i, - pow going "n Ne
hall sron have nav that Will he a
'f's!lt - we'll - protection - uur
country and nnlr euunfrl's interest
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-26
The Work OF a Cigarette.

\ fir caused hv 4 hoy dropping
eisar,tf" began III the Un,"n Cotton
Compress hll1ing ~ the fnot = Nsln
~ttes' Ilttl' Rock Ark containing =
3.3 bales e cotton l. spread RAPIDLY
aided hv hrrsk wind from, 'he north
N.e'. and sanu enysl"p,i Martins war
houer. aerese flc street. with | dnn bale
ran down tho alley. fllel also with cot
ton crossing SCOT, aud nearly - fh-
corner Il Cumh. rland threatening ,he
"a works N.'rt tp"ll'an block south ot
th compress. Harnhro"h Il Tow nssnd 8
hfnnk on tn. .aef. and tn rear II s'fry
hIilIIne. a lar east as S@,,tt street were
uu t're within twenty minutes
~udd.nlt iIt wind changed INT" a
hrleA hrrlr from III. sn,th and thus
saved not les than half dozen huslnese
bloc h III the heart If th. city The -
tai loss Vas Cotton. p.3 halcs valued
~ 500. 600 All co'ton l"eeee covered
l., lueuran." III, htirlifnQ< DESTROYED
".r' Compress omvan, So 600. fully
insured tth.lcfic A>sn,lottan. sle. doh
insured FOR : 600. Martin warehouse
= BOO Inenr,i for &. 900. old carnag'
factory, corner Scott and Fin streets.
Us, i * a cotton Wha.house. 5000. IN
~ur.d FOR s. 600 The losses ON cotton
wcr, ADAMS & Bowl. sts3. ooo Mar
shall 4 AiilA. 81 100. trlfhth & Rri~
lin. $26 100 Grc~s ( Leigh 80. non
VIM tnho"n. SEQ. 600